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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

PARIS, June 10-M. Paul de Cassagnac, in
an article in the Autorite, intimates that the
members of the right will support the Rou-
vier ministry, and declares that they must
do so, as the overthrow of NJ Rouvier means
the return of Gen. Boulanger, and the proba
bility of foreign war, which would involve
the certainty of Boulanger's military die
tatnrShiD
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

NEW York, June 10.-The Grant Mopu.
ment association, of which Ex-Governor Cor
nell is chairman, has issued a circular in
viting designs for monument or me mortal
building to be erected at the tomb in River
side park A jury composed of eminent arch
fleets and artists will select the best design
suhmitfcd
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

PEORIA, Ills, June I0-Judge Shum
Thursday formally sentenced J. Finley Hoke,
the bank forger, to five years imprisonment
at Joliet, and directed the sheriff to deliver
up the body of the prisoner TO the warden
within twenty days. Hokes counsel are al
lowed ten days in which to perfect their bill
of executions
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10
Notice TO Dog Owners.

Cry MARsHAL's OFFICE. Rock ISLAND,
ILL, June 8, 1887 Notice ia hereby
given to owners Of dogs to register and
pay their taxes now due The checks
for 1857 are rcsdsl loaN FREEMAN.
City Marshal,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10
The president En Route Homo.

MALONE, N. Y, June 10-The president
and party were driven in buckboards to Paul
Smiths Thursday and there took the special
car Maraquita over the Northern Adirondack
railroad to MORA, where the Vermont Central
was taken Crowds of people were at every
station where stops were made. The train left
MORA at 6:35 2. m
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

WASHINGTON CITY, June 10-Maj John
H. Ewing, an uncle of James G. Blaine and
the Oldest citizen here, died Thursday, aged
90 Yeas.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10
Elected President of . University.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June l0-A special
from Grand Forks, d. T., says Ex-Governor
Gilbert A Pierce, of Dakota was elected
president of the University OF North Dakota,
Thursday morning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

CONCORD, N H., June lo-William E.
Chandler was nominated Thursday by the
Republican caucus for senator for the unex-
pired term. The vote was: Chandler, lis,
Marston, "a: Patterson, Il; Cheney, .; Burns,
]. Chambers nomination was made unani-
nous No nomination will be made for the
long term. In accepting the nomination Mr..
Chandler made vigorous party speech, which
was greatly applauded.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

RACINE, Wis, June 1o.-The jury in the
case of the state against John Jambor,
charged with attempting to kill ex-Mayor
Secor, failed to agree st anding on the last
ballot 10 to convict and 2 for acquittaL The
case will be tried again i'll October
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10
YACHTING IN A CALM.
The Atlantic Gets Over abe New York
Yacht Course First.


New YORK, June TO- in the New York
Yacht club regatta Thursday the Atlantic
took the lead early in the race, and main
tanned il to the end The Shamrock, Pris
ella, Gaatea, Sscheu, Titania and others
were handicapped at the start The fleet en-
countered brisk squali on West bank in the
lower bay, and all except the schopnets and
the Galatea and GracIe lowered their topsails
and jill topsails, The Atlantic stood up well
in the sqlall did tho Titana The Sham.
rock did not do 80 we'll. but after the squat
lad passed did good work The wind died
away at 5:25 p. m--and dead calm prevailed
during which the yachts simply drifted home
the Atlantic doing the fastest drifting As
there was no time limit race was nade. The
Atlantic beat the Galatta Al minutes 36 Sec
nl;ns
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

Hsrvard's Oldest living graduate lie
William r. Sever, Of Plymouth, Mas. !
vho was ninety.rig years old Last Mon
Day
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

CHICAGO, June l0-rhe Chicago League
club s'gnalized their return horne after their
eastern tour Ivy going down before the Pitts
burg boys The score WAS; Chicago 5, Pitts
burg + Other League scores: At Boston
Boston :. Phladriphu ;, at New York; New
York :, Washington at Detroit Detroit Z,
Indianapolis )
Association record: At Brooklyn-Cincn-
natl !. Brooklyn O.; at staten 1sland-Metro-
poljtan I, Louisville 4-eight innings; at Bal
tlmore-Baltimore "A, Cleveland 5, at Phila-
delphia-St. Louis :, Athletic s.
Northwestern League: At IaCrosse-I.a-
Crosse :, Milwaukee 4, at Eau Claire-Eau
Clare ), St Paul II; at Oshkosh-Oshkosh
Is, Des Moines Z; at Duluth-Daluth -, Min
neapOlis <.
The Running Thorouehbrels.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Jerome park races
Thursday were won by the following horses:
Saxony, = mile, l:333; Tea Tray = mile,
1859. Hanover. IL miles, 2:431@; Green
field \ miles, $685.; Petticoat, 1-l6 miles
30, Palanka, ~ miles, 3:2s155
ST, LOUIS, June l0-At the races here
Thursday Estrella won the l mile in Las,
Raceland the q mile in Lib, Daruns the
II miles in 2:1O19, and Ascot the steeple-
chase, full course, i'll 5:30LS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

Something new for the breakfast table
is large china coffee urn that looks like
Chinese vase
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-10

Why Is 1t that the worst 10 fresueuus
the best man at fashionable ~sddingsf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-29

ln Mckeespost, Pennsylvania, litigation
has ariaoa betTeen the children OF dead
man and his widow Tor consro! Of the ~.
mains. The widow clsirns az nuch, and
the children, step-children CT the widow,
claim as next Of kin. Tbs matter is now
before Master in damage euit by the
children, but in connection with tho
newspaper report OF the CASE there ia cited
decision OF the Supreme Court Of Penn.
sylvaris which, II 1T stsnI. slstaiGs the
suit Of tho children. y
This decision ia that "tho wife has no
right or control Owe. the body OF hor de-
ceaned husband alter Tho burial; tho dis.
position OF tho remains belongs, thoIe fore,
to the next OF kin" The lsngusge OF the
Court purporta TO DO given word for word,
though the caso Is not named.
II thi1 be law it ia certainly barbarous
Law. 1t is not reason, and that which ie
not reason, 1t is said on high authority, is
not law. That The twain are one flesh in
I life, and yet in death tho survivor must
yield to the next of kin all control over
tho remains. is repusnant 10 the sense oil
the fsnees OF things and GU! oil harmony
with nature.
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Tho Telephone Drlngs the lad Out.

4H9Hupu1ts sVufHut. .'s.# il. .r
"But few people know how much by.
pocrisy there Is in the world" said .
young lady employed in the telephone
exchange to a Journal reporter, .and OF
that few the persons who have tho oppor.
tunity to hear the telephone talk of city
the size OF Indianapolis may be number.
cd. There ara not many mon in business
In indianapolis that do not know like a
book. I an not persanally acquainted
with more than half dozen Of them, per
taps, but know Just what kind Of men
they are from hearing them talk over the
telephone. I sometimes am mortified at
the language ueed by men who in society
and among their fellows arc regarded rs
nice fellows. have in mind many prom
inent church membera who sometimes
make the exchange girls who have to be
listening blush with their talk over the
wire. II there is anything bad in a
man the telephone seenls to bring it out,
and great deal 10 brought out OF many
who proieesto be wholly good." ,li
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Irrigation.
1f{
Enras Nttp HorEH.

Enrds NtW YORKER. ,-sTEf 80. -t.=.5s5t'
Every year the question Of irrigation
comes to the front more and more. Gar
deners ahont us know very we'll that If
they could controls wator supply in a dry
time they could add from Is 10 so per cent
to the value Of their crops. For one ses-
8on where there is too much rain there
arc ten whore thera is not enough. We
cannot mako it rain, but If we eau have q
thir supply Of water above ground. with q
hoae, re can reach plsnta within 200 Yards
of the water, and add greatly to their
value. Any gardener within reasonable
distance Of pond, stream or spring ought
to be able to hold . thankful OF water in
readiness at rny tina for his plants. We
have frequently saen eeres OF tomstoee,
cabbage and other vegetables perishing
Tor lack Of water, Wills fifteen feet below
them sparsied q never.falling spring and
brook. That water raised intoaa tank
would have nbundautiy supplied tie need
ed soaking. .s,.5 ,E.,:.ILs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-29

o. L. . .
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will soil round trip tickets to and
from all all stations on It's Trans.O Ohio Di.
viaiong, including Pittsburgh, and to all
Midland Railroad, including Cincinnati,
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be good going July 2.S and 4, and
will be good returning until July 5, inclu-
sive.
There will be Fourth OF July celcbra.
lions at Columbus, Mount Vernon, Chi
csgo Junction, Deshler, GAINESVILLE, Ma.
pNnee, New Concord, Mansfield and other
points Oh the line. Temperance picnic OF
Burr'a Mills. Tho First Regiment, Ohio
National Guards, will be in camp at Wash.
lnston Q. FL. The races at Columbus
commence. July 4. n
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The selling OF huge glass canes in new
street industry. d 5I,
z Kentucky has barbecue soup which
is softly called "burgoo." ,5Ei&.t
Missouri heads the lis. In the condition
Of tho wheat crop. showing full 100 per
cent. 1.I "a
A vicar in England has greatly dis!in.
guiahed himself by refusing to bsptIzs a
child Jubilee" f1 #il4
BY means OF counterfeit fractional tick
eta well.known lottery Is said to have
been swindled out Of sS5,0oO after its last
drawing.
Oakland, Cal, claimn $4,000 population,
and Is ready to fight Los Angelica, which
claims 5000, for the place OF second city
in the State. SgFs, Ms
There is n Yankee In m Illinois town
who plants a uunaower seed In every bill
OF beans. Tbs stalk aoryes for bean
pole, while the seed Is utilized Tor chicken
feed.
Lsnox, Maas., Is getting to BIO the cost)i.
est Of summer resorts. One summer real.
dent has just let his cottage for tho season
for $1,000, and taken his family to Europe
on that rent.
James Redhead and Harry Anderson
went swimming in Lake Contrary, near
ST. Joseph, Mo-, tho other day and
drowned because party Of ladies and gen.
slemsn In boat near were too modest to
rescue them without their clothes on.
The sinking cave six miles southeast oil
Rocheport, Mo-, Is one OF the greatest mt.
ural curiosi!ies In Central Missouri. The
cayG has three channels, extending each
mile underground. Where the two side
chambers branch out from the middle Is q
| pool Of water, said to be fathomless.
A heavy thunder storm came up while
! Charles Kipzleman was cutting graeB fol
his COW near fredericksburg, Pa. The
COW was standing twenty feet away, teth.
cred by rope. Kinzleman started for the
house with bin scythe on hia shoulder,
He had taken but step or two wher
there came 8 a,sh OF lightning, and no fell
his ecyLhe jssked violently from his hand
On looking around he saw his COW lying
on The ground dead with the eCythe blade
buied In hGf side. .& E5
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Ghe Q,ttelliIg,e'tit!irsar.
wuEElINa, ". VA, JUNE 20, 1887.
Handy tho Right Sort Of Timber.


The current, and apparently we'll found.
ed, belief that the President has been
thinkingot Secretary Lamar in connection
with the Supreme Court vacancy, and
that Secretary Lamar has been thinking
OF himself In the came connection, has
brought out some "reminiscences.
For example, 1t Is recorded that Mr..
Lamar held citizenship In SO slight esteem
that be did no. ask to have his disabilities
removed until December II, 1879, six
weeks after his first election to Congress
after the unplessantneas. His,ire was 90
allow acooling that he lived eoyen years
without country, though removal Of dis
abilities was to be had for the asking.
1t ia also related from the record that
he was disbarred III bis own sovereign
State OF Miasissippi for dononncing the
judge Of United statos Court and knock
ing down the Marshal, In a case in which
no had no interest d, attorney or other.
wise. Tho court, in entering the order
described the scene 40 disgraceful.
Mr.. Lamsr's language on thin occasion
was violent in the extreme. Ilo declared
that before no would have his mouth
closed by the courts hirelings, he woult
allow the dust Of Oxford to drink hi!
blood, at this time Mr.. Lamar WAS forty
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Making Place iu tho World.

President D Sigh', OF Yale, in hisparting
counsel to the graduates, gave them this
gentle and useful reminder: a
Tho clsea which leayes the university
full Of hope and confidence in itself makes
Ices Of individual and manifest impression
upon the nations life or thought than it
had supposed would DO the Case Obser-
walton teaches US that this assertion ia
true. But there ia no such thing IS fail.
ure. Every noble life is auccesafnl.
Perhaps no young man tss ever gone
fotsh fairly furniOhed With book Learning,
who did no! coon mako this discovery.
The first effect is usually staggering. Re
does notknow villa. to make oft. He has
taken the prescribed course, stood high in
his class, 1t may be, possibly gradual
ed with hoaors. &c haa gono out into the
world proudly conscious OF his strength.
Tho world moves on jus. SO before. No
body vacatcs ono Of the best places bo-
cause somebody has just come from col.
lege who known more LGtin and Greek,
more law or more science. The world
pays no attention to the new conner. 1t
doesn't know anything about him or the
course through which be has passed with
honor. II DOESN'T take the trouble 10 ask
him whether he knows much or little, or
where he got what he kncws.
The world is busy with it's own sifairs,
making things and keeping them running.
ltgoes right along on the aana line, ard
when man takea place he has made,
Tor himrelf, the world is quito willing that
he shall hold it il no car-always if he
can.
Every man Of common GsnEo can make
and hold q place, and the well eduated
man can make and hold good place. Ho
is not to think his life isila.e because no
doesn't shine in his place. Not all tho
stars arc Of tho first magnitude, yet no one
Of them ia q failure, ID a5g V
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y Candidates Tor the sherin's Office a.e
getting in their work already. Among the
number who are openly canvassing are
Hon. &. s. McFadden, @. Q. Matthew'S,
VIM. Nowail, Henry kslsz, G. a. Jonea,
". G. Riggs, End many Others.
Thursday night IN interesting enter.
tainment viii DO given in the Simpson N.
L, church by thosa who have been taking
part in the young peoples meetings. The
sifsir viii BIO free, and 81, are invited to be-
present. After this the mectinga will be
suspended for two mouths. +.
Great preparations arc being made for
the grand temperance rally on the camp
ground on the Fourth. Prominent speak-
ers will be present end there will be plen.
ty Of music to enlven the occasion. It is
desired that the citizens Of the town do
all they can to make things pleasant for
the vieitors. The auditorium is almost
completed. y 1t is q great building, and the
case with which speaking can DO heard in
1t is surprieing. Rev. Mr.. Batte!l preached
tho first sermon in IL Sunday afternoon 10
q good audience. n 8; {
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/. IA consrss,man's futute stated

aHHtc1u NavGzHt. - tlg. .UaAi '-1ts. n. u. u
When General Ben F. Butler was a
member Of Congress he snd Mr. Randall
frequently pittsd against each other, but
they, "a a rult, preserved good temper
and cordial personal feeling for one an.
other. At ono point Of the famous dead.
lock over the Owl Righis bill, when Ran.
dali waa managing the Democratic eide, as
usual, Butler, who favored holding Bes.
eIon OH Sunday, went to Rsndall's desk to
arrange for 1t. Randall would not agree
to the proposition. "Bad as am, ] have
some respect Tor Gods day" aaid he, "and
l don't think 1t proper 10 hold q session Of
Congress on that day." ".Oh, pshaw I"
replied Butler; "don't tho Bible say that
Il is lawful to pull your OK or ass out OF q
pit on the Sabbath day? You have sew.
enty.three asses on your aide.of this House
that waut 10 get GU. Of this ditch to.mor.
row, and I think am engaged in a holy
work. ''Don't do 1t, Butler" pleaded
Randall n have some respect Tor you
that don't want to lcse; l expect some
day to meet you In better world"
you'll DO there, ~ you arc here" rctort.
ed Butler, as quick as thought" to member
Of the lower house." a. t71 T"
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Senator kennn and the Cabinet.

ClTfltA0N sur. y. ~ --r- III Miss ~
Said Senator Konna to Star reporter:
~ have had no intimation, other than
that which appeared in the 1NTELIlaEN-
cRp, Of my name being used In connection
With the vacancy which will be
caused by Secretary Lamer's sp-
pointment to the supreme bench, aud
think the whole report to be unfounded.
Upon no possible confederation would
leave the Senate for this or any appoint
ment. AZ to ex-senator Davis l do not
think, taking into consideration his extern
sivc railroad operations and assiduous
work in tho development OF bic section Of
the State, he would take the position il
tendered him, and know he is not seeking
it. Ono thing 10 assured, in making tho
selection the Prerident will not confne
himself to orc particular section, hut will
carefully LOOK sll over the oountry Tor o
capable and able man."
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r,s.,on Ia Ysnld,y increasing In nun.

nlation Is rapidly increasing in mum.
hers and prosperity. There Is no
discount tou their thorough natu.
ralixatlop, aud they arc among the
noat efficient and valuable factors In de.
yelopIng tho high civilization Of tho rev
country, with none Of tho social and pollt.
ical cranka found among emigrants from
moro southerly parts OF Europe. sobriety
and thrift characterize them to d remark.
able extent. They are numerous In all
parts OF Dakota, although tho bulk OF
them are north. The extreme southern
counties generally send some OF this ma.
tiyity 10 tho Legislature.
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DIED.

SAASes
JoHSSoN-on Monday, Juno n, 1887, GRANT,
son Of George ". and Julia E. johnson, aged II
months. SIS t F-.tE 90. ~ =
Funeral Will take plsce from tho residence Of his
parents, No. 1884 Market street, this (Wednes.
day) afternoon at 3 o'clock. lnteflncnt at
Greenwood Cemetery. Friends OF the family
arc respectfully invited TO attend.
BRESTL1EG Exon Monday, June q, 1887, at p.
NJ. Mis-. HARRIET VAN ANrwE BgENrLISGgE,
y rellct OF the late DR. +. A. Brcntllugcr.
Funeral services this "wednesday morning a. 10
o'clock, from her late residence, No. SOL
Main street. Friends o! tho family arc respect.
fully invited To attend. Remains will be taken
10 Schenectady, N. Y, for interncnt
WISE-on Monday, juno q, 1857, at G:2o P. ",
RosISA. wife Of Jacob Wise, In the 9th year Of
= her age. - .Ifs,6
Funeral EeEvices Mt the residence o! her husband,
No. 500 Main street. Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Interment private.
ANDERsoN-o On Monday, June q, 1887. at $50 p.
n, MATTHEW ANDERSON, in the nth year oil
X his age. Ga ~ 1',7zy1
Funeral from the residence Of his parents No. 23l4
Market street, on Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. lnternent At Peninsula Cemetery.
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ALMOST everyone nutsers more or loss
with headache without knowing tho cause.
When You ere near Logan & Co.'s dug
store, bridge corner, Main street, Wheel
ing, ". Va, 90 in and exumiue the human
head as shown in the remarkable manikiu
on exhibition there. You will see that
the brain 10 iull of nerves and ve;na, and
when the latter arc engorgad with impure
blood the throhbing pain called headache
IL the rsault There Is also evidence to
prove that kaskipo, tho new quinine,
putitiea tho blood from disease germs and
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FOR . "a n.

Building Sites on Nineteenth stree! at sl75o a
front FOOT Will soil 20 iec! or any nuubes OF ices
from 20 feet IN $40 feet. ~ gs,i Us yssss
Lot south Of No. 2S01 Eotl street. Price 5000.
HouEe No q South Huron street; ground 20 feet
front. Price 100. "a ff.Ea. sAf -. -.
81 Acre Farm. four roomed hewed log house.
good grsnery coEn'crb stable, orchard Of leo trees
mead OF Proctor creek, Aevcn miles from Proctor
Station, Oh Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
One Of the most desirable and substantial resi-
dences within the city silna!ed on northeast COR
ner Of Chapline and Fourteenth streets house
numbered 1870 ChApline street; the lot fronts O.
ieet o. chspline street Terms Of payment. easy.
one-1Ith cash, balance in cqual annual payments
Win Interest payable annually. Fifteen yeaa
No. lS9 Twelfth street, full lot, 60 by 10 feet,
s Fo9mea nou g s On 'front.' 'oomed house on
:, A desirable residence Mt Beech Bottom, DIV tho
line o! tho r, ". & Ky. Railroad, IL mics from
wheeling, consisting Of new frame house and !?
acres Of Lard; will exchange for desirable city
No Cd North From, street, ground fronting 60 feet
and running back an equal width to river.
no. u! south Penn street, si1 roomed frame
house with stone foundation and basement wash.
room, collar and coal houke; ground fronting 50
ieas rnnnfng buck TO feet Price, 81, GGd.
Lot NO. l5o southwest corner o! Virginia and
south York streets. with part OF lot No. ltG, 10 all
ironing 9; feet on Virginia street and 10 fee! On
No. 40 Sixteenth street; on tint floor Is dining.
room, Kitchen, panty wash house md cnll house;
second Hoor Is two rooms and hall; third door,
thieo rooms and hall; finished attic, illuminating
gas throughout, water on flSt and third floors,
sac ensranee: ground Is feet front running back
U ieot; can nov BIO bought for SLIGO
A Hosse, Harness aud Spring |sson for SIS.
Ell j A12Es a. E8kCNRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector mud Notary Public,
O. nr,, ryrtu mo OT+
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4 pnkotn,s Norwegian Population.

s.. Pail Glebt. Il5aI,,1
4 The number and general diffusion Of
the Norwegian sottlers in, Dakota was in
dicatcd by tho programmes 30 generally
seen in the localipapers for tho cslebra.
ton OF their independence annivs,asry.on
Msy II. These we're more numerous
and elaborate this year than ever DO.
fore, showing that this class Of pop
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The ounce Of Prevention.

The satisfaction Of feeling safe from
catching any disease from drinking water,
from impure air, from sick person, from
contact with foul clothing, Infection or
contagion from any source, 10 complete
and sll anxiety sllayed by the use Of
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. A bottle will
give more safety, comfort and confidence
than oil the doctorlng III tho world.
~ ..#' .Ff5 H-4 g'.a-E GlHE1 MwEJw -